Missouri Legislature Faces Five Year Federal Road Aid
The Missouri legislature must appropriate roughly 15.9 million dollars annually for a federal road program over five years. Missouri officials anticipate escalating annual receipts, with brackets showing first year near 125,060 and subsequent years rising as funds are expended, while the public service commission contemplates tariff adjustments. The article notes political debate across states over the program and mentions related actions in transport and health, plus a crime vignette about a prison escapee-weighted incident and statewide military preparations amid looming war footing.
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Major
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Nouston
Con Kives
Mirsouri
Rates to be reviewed for Jackson Pennty Light Heat and Power case
Gae Rate Hearny chairman William Piety announces an upcoming hearing before the Public Service Commission in the capital this week. The Jackson Pennty Light Heat and Power Company seeks to set aside its franchise provisions that mandate an automatic rate reduction on August 1 from 115 to 81 per 1000 cubic feet.
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Willian Piety
Jackson Pennty Light Heat and Power
Beeorking
Adeust
Campaign Candidates Rally After Week of Confidence
In a brisk week of campaigning all candidates express firm confidence in their own chances. Each party expects broad support while acknowledging potential disappointment among supporters when final results are announced.
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Jet Ear Man
Postmaster Receives $55,000 for Post Office Addition
The Postmaster J Thomas Pieber will obtain a $55,000 appropriation for adding to the post office. Plans have been prepared and Congress has given consent for the project.
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J Thomas Pieber
Congrees
Jefferson City post office receipts amid growth drive
Town Fisher, poetmaster at Jefferson City, urges the $50 appropriation to fund an addition for the local post office to ease congestion from rapid city growth. He notes the Jefferson City post office earned $29,465 for the year ending June 20, 196 and $59,440.4 for the year ending June 10, 1914.
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Town Fisher
Jefferson City
JeReron City
Fisher
Loving Cup Award Tosses Ahead of Big Match
A quirky note from local sports pages highlights celebrating a captain named Koenig and mentions Metts, Stastun, Haniux, and Shyer Teworl with a focus on team spirit and a despited for Stee em bee eit Nilned Sel Liars.
Capitol Building Finishes With Final Stone Laying
The U S Capitol completes construction with the laying of the final stone marking the completion of the pediment and doorway works. The final phase cost about 87518 dollars and the pediment sculpture titled The Democracy of the United States as Expressed by the Types of the Workman is by Deal Hartlett.
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House of Representatives
Deal Hartlett
United States
Fragmented OCR note hints at local dispute and property concerns
An unclear OCR passage references a local situation with names and places like Sworhity Toll and Lemiin's. It mentions property, governance, and potential legal action but the text is garbled, offering only scattered hints of a town dispute and nearby activities without clear 사건 or outcomes.
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Peter
Lielitt
Sworhity
Fragmented Philadelphia Record item on burial rites
A garbled Philadelphia Record fragment mentions burial, cemetery plans, and a host event. The text references a ceremony or remembrance, with unclear names or dates, leaving a partial glimpse of an ongoing funeral or memorial context.
The Money and The Magnes A Puzzling Tale From Wyre
An OCR laden fragment presents a dense, garbled stream about printers in Calgary and a poet or artist. It mentions traders, farmers, papers, and a varying cast of characters, including references to Western Canada and an artistic figure. The text reads as a mixed confusion of names, places, and events with unclear sequence or attribution.
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Calgary
Alberta
Agehulbone
Poruai
Swamp Root Stops Serious Backache
A nostalgic ad style fragment notes relief claims for Swamp Root. It references back pain remedies and mentions various phrases about relief and efficacy, with scattered brand and product cues typical of late 19th to early 20th century medical ads. The readable portion centers on a backache remedy and its touted effect.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Youth and Nonsense
Fragmentary text mentions age of youth and looming change, with garbled phrases about roenger darken woor and a creole reference. Mentions a 4000 ropemaker and unclear drama around a person named Ade A.
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Eung
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